Local News

The Independent Investigations Office has cleared a Quesnel RCMP officer of any criminal wrongdoing after a fellow officer fractured an ankle during some horseplay between the two at a house party.

The Conservative Party of Canada will decide its next candidate for the Cariboo-Prince George riding tonight.

The Endako molybdenum mine will be put on "temporary suspension" at the end of this month due to a weak market for the metal, the operation's majority owner, Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc., said Thursday.

Service was restored to homes in the Pinewood Avenue area shortly before noon Friday after a city crew repaired a broken watermain. Workers remained on the scene until about 3 p.m. back-filling and cleaning up the site.

The man arrested last week in part for allegedly stealing a puppy is an accomplished mixed martial arts fighter.

A Prince George man has been issued a 30-month driving prohibition for a wild and drunken drive that began in the city's downtown.

McLeod Lake Indian Band Chief Derek Orr has responded to concerns raised about the band's monetary distributions to members on Thursday.

A group of UNBC environmental engineering students is making presentations to area students to promote recycling as part of the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

The University of Northern British Columbia is on the lookout for its next chancellor. John MacDonald will retire after six years and his second term in 2016.

There are still a few more dry days ahead for Pineview residents as repairs continue on one of the community's two wells.